Yale Daily News

On Monday night, New Haven and Yale students alike will celebrate Valentine’s Day in an explosion of reds and pinks. Yale celebrates the love holiday […]

February 14, 2011

After being passed over for promotion, the Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations’ only Palestinian professor is leaving Yale. Hala Nassar, assistant professor of […]

February 14, 2011

The construction of the proposed new colleges is squeezing the sciences and social sciences into Yale’s first “info commons.” Librarians at the Social Science Library […]

February 9, 2011

Starting Monday, the new version of Orbis will become the default library search engine. “New Orbis” includes sidebar filters and new graphics that indicate when […]

February 6, 2011

Eric Fischer MUS ’11, captain of the Yale cycling team, opened his e-mail Monday and found a flood spam. Information Technology Services shut down the […]

February 4, 2011

Due to hazardous weather conditions, the libraries are closed today until noon. According to the online library service update, the library will open on a […]

February 2, 2011

Harvard University may be the oldest member of the Ivy League, but it was the last to join the Ancient Eight’s communal library system. Harvard […]

January 27, 2011

One afternoon last month, Yale College Dean Mary Miller sent an e-mail to the University of Michigan. To her dismay, the e-mail bounced back. After […]

January 26, 2011

Yale’s underground music scene is about to take a trip to the surface. 17O1 Records, a new student-run company, has collected 101 submissions of original […]

January 25, 2011

Yale’s Horde e-mail system may be on its way out within the next month — and Google may take its place. Yale Information Technology Services, […]

January 21, 2011

After a recent facelift, Yale’s library search system is taking a page from another popular search engine: Google. The new Orbis search engine, which will […]

January 19, 2011